It's not even close to being the year of the altcoin or anything even close to it IMO.

Altcoins have gotten absolutely demolished over the last year, particularly when you look at the lower cap ones... most of these are down by more than 95%.

Comparatively, Bitcoin is now down only around 60% from ATH, whereas the other Bitcoin-offshoots like Bitcoin SV (BSV) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) are not doing too bad either.

Well, BSV has only recently had a good run, but before that both were down around 90%.

I would steer well clear of BSV at this point.

+200% growth in the span of a month simply because of some recent court developments? Surely that can't be sustained.

Get ready to short guys!

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This guy clearly doesn't understand that a project should be designed to fit the market, you can't just throw a bunch of variables that sound good together and hope that it comes out with something passable.

The cryptocurrency investment community has had its hands burned dozens of times by empty projects that promise much but deliver little, I don't think many people will be fooled again.

No doubt this whitepaper relates to his wacky crypto-powered internet idea that he has no chance of accomplishing.

You guys don't even have the knowledge to understand basic graphics design principles, why would we think you're capable of producing crypto-powered internet?

Do you know what a ridiculous infrastructure undertaking that would be?

If you're going to solicit funding for something so complex, at least prove you're capable of understanding complexity. And no, building basic ERC20 tokens doesn't count one bit.

Hey buddy, you must really feel like investors are desperate to throw their money away if you think they're going to jump through hoops just to find out more about the project.

Nobody is going to email you for information about your so-called "crypto powered internet", since you haven't even gone through the effort of providing the minimum amount of information about it.

The fact that you think you have even the slightest chance of soliciting funding like this indicates you cannot be trusted with significant sums of money, due to naivete.

Be realistic.

I wouldn't bother asking people on Bitcointalk which cryptocurrencies are worth going long on. The number of shills and delusional bag holders on this forum is unbelievable.

With that said, I recommend that you take a look at what major hedgefunds are investing in, since they have likely done the research necessary to identify whether a crypto asset looks strong over the long term.

You can normally see their portfolio spread by looking through the hedgefund spec sheet.

High price but no volume is typically a phenomenon experienced only by very low market cap cryptocurrencies which can easily be manipulated by a coordinated effort, e.g. pump/dump groups.

This type of action is extremely rare when it comes to large-cap cryptocurrencies, simply because the rate of change needed to realize a price appreciation is difficult to achieve without a sudden and dramatic change in volume.

Whatever the case, increasing price but stagnating volume is warning sign, invest at your own risk, as it almost certainly will not hold.

Ignore him, he has said something similar about practically every cryptocurrency casino out there.

Just check his feedback, he's actually considered to be mentally deficient around here.

Now how do you suppose @OP will integrate Hal Finney into their project, considering the fact that he died more than half a decade ago?

First of all, established your marketing budget. If you don't have at least a $100,000 budget or extremely strong team members with strong connections with venture funds and pools, then make this $250,000.

If you don't have $100,000 or $250,000 respectively, consider seeking equity investment through seed funding and going through an accelerator program instead, since the ICO market probably won't treat you kindly.

There are a HUGE number of projects trying to milk a small number of people for investment, unless you've got the budget to pay for high conversion tactics, you'll just be another failure.

It would be best to work with agencies that require part equity, part cash, that way you know they're invested in your project and are more likely to push for success.

They're both locked up in a fight in February.

Anthony Joshua previously said he wants to fight in the sprint, and I doubt there's going to be a quick turnaround between Fury and Wilder such that they could possibly make a fighter with Joshua.

The undisputed fight will likely be set around 6 months in advance to give the promoters and networks time to properly market the event (i.e. milk it for as much as possible), since it'll be the biggest fight of the decade.

This isn't something to throw together shortly after another huge championship fight.

I actually think that Bitcointalk is a bigger marketplace than some of those.... The marketplace section is actually quite active with over a dozen new listings everyday.

I mean OpenSea only allows people to sell NFTs, while Origin Protocol is practically dead.

Also, how could you forget selly.gg? Even though there's a huge number of scams on there, it is hard to argue that isn't one of the most popular crypto marketplaces.

Vargas could only score a majority decision draw over the likes of Thomas Dulorme and Adrien Broner—two distinctly B+ class fighters. There's no way he's going to be able to handle Mikey Garcia, a guy who only lost once to the much bigger Errol Spence Jr by UD.

Let's be realistic here, Vargas is going to get whomped. I don't care if he's 5 inches taller, that's not going to matter much when Mikey is breaking down his body.

With that said, I'm not expecting a knockout. Vargas has been in there with some big punchers in the past and has stayed standing. Mikey isn't the hugest puncher, but he can definitely bang.

I predict this will go to UD in favor of Mikey, with around a 25% chance for a late knockout.

I learned that people with gambling addictions will often stoop to lows you never expected of them just to make sure they can keep playing.

With that in mind, never lend to a gambling addict, it will not end well eventually.

Other than the Bitcoin halving, there is no reason to think that 2020 will be any more bullish than 2019, or even 2018 for that matter.

Just because cryptocurrencies are an emerging technology doesn't mean that their path will continue only straight up. There will be dips and even large valleys along the way, while it's even possible that might fail to break their previous all-time high.

Most altcoins have demonstrated absolutely no indication they will pump this year, so your words are pretty empty to be honest. You're just fuelling more uneducated plebs to buy and hold cryptocurrencies that will inevitably fail.

Learn to short the market guys, that way you can maintain profit no matter what the conditions.

This is a common misconception.

People often think that if blockchain is being endorsed or used by some company, government or individual, this is a boon for all things related to blockchain, e.g. IoT and cryptocurrencies.

This isn't the case, however.

Instead, it is possible for certain sub-industries to completely fail, whilst other sub-industries built on the same tech can thrive. This is why food traceability and supply chain applications for blockchain have taken off, while digital currencies haven't really improved since the release of stablecoins.

Bet on blockchain, not crypto guys.

It's great to see more licensed casinos entered the cryptocurrency space, hopefully this will allow people in even restricted countries to gamble and potentially multiply their money.

With that said, does your casino required KYC documentation for cryptocurrency players? If it does, then you can expect uptake to be very slow since the vast majority of other gambling platforms don't require KYC.

Also, are fiat and crypto bets mixed into the same pool to increase the size of the jackpot? Or are there separate pools?

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